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Presentations that are Easy on the Eyes
Recently I was at a conference and was struggling to see some Visual Studio code on the large screen. As I age, I find myself trying to sit in the front of most talks if I need to see the … Continue reading
A Busy Few Years
Last week on Twitter, a friend mentioned they were submitting to the PASS Summit and went through their previous speaking engagements. This person noted they had done over 40 talks in the last few years, which is a lot. I … Continue reading
La La Land Speaking at SQL Saturday #640
I love LA. In many ways, it’s a fun city to visit, and I love taking a few minutes, even just a 10-20 minute walk along the boardwalk on some beach. I’ve looked forward to quite a few trips to … Continue reading
VS Live–Austin
VSLive Austin started yesterday with pre-cons, but the keynote kicks off today. I’ll miss it as I’m flying this afternoon to the event. It’s been a busy month, and I needed Monday at home. However, I’ll be there presenting Wednesday … Continue reading